However, unlike her brother, Max never finished the word - not because of how humble she was but because Eleven launching the beast flying distracted her. Shocked and scared, Max added her own cuss to this small list.
Having recently joined the Hawkins gang, Max was there with them when they entered the hospital room and saw Nancy being attacked by the Mind Flayer. Just two episodes later, it was Billy’s younger sister who (almost) dropped the third F-bomb in Stranger Things. The exact wording was, "I'll f*cking gut you!" yelled out by the Mind Flayer in Billy’s body, and the terrifying cry only made the scene more intense and violence-fueled. The Mind Flayer launched itself into the window, trying to reach Max to hurt her. Billy Hargrove, the Hawkins bad boy, was possessed by the Mind Flayer, and it took control after Billy’s sister Max and the gang locked him up in the sauna. Now, this is the character we could definitely see dropping the F-bomb before it happened. While the entire scene of Will tearing down Castle Byers in anger was dedicated solely to him, due to the loud music, many viewers never realized what he yelled. i swear (and i swear) lik a shadow thats by your side ill be there (ill be there) for better or worse til death do us part ill love you with every beat of my heart (beat of my heart) and i swear (ooh yea) (sax plays) i swear (i swear) by the moons and stars in the skies ill be there (ill be there) i swear (i swear) lik a shadow thats by your.
But when he got into a fight with his friends Mike and Lucas, he felt so frustrated and devastated that he yelled, dropping the first F-bomb.
What an unlikely character to cuss so violently - and be the first one to do that in the entire show! Will Byers is generally a shy and good-natured boy, and up until S3E3, he never even swore. Curiously enough, F-bombs have only been dropped three times throughout the entire duration of the series, and all three of them were dropped in Season 3. While Stranger Things definitely started off as a show for the younger audience and had similarly young cast members, with time, it started diverting from the “no curse” rule. Despite its young, pre-teen cast and audience, Stranger Things allowed the use of the F-bomb three times throughout the entire show - and here’s when and why it happened.
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